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Because WebView2 uses the Microsoft Edge (Chromium) web platform, WebView2 developers (you) may take advantage of standard web tooling for debugging and automation. Selenium is one such tool. It implements the W3C WebDriver API. You may use Selenium to create automated tests to simulate user interactions.

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Get started with the following steps.

Step 1: Download WebView2API Sample

If you do not have an existing WebView2 project, download the WebView2API Sample app, a comprehensive sample of the latest WebView2 SDK. Ensure you have satisfied the prerequisites for the WebView2API Sample app.

Once you have cloned the repo, build the project in Visual Studio. It should look like the following figure.

Step 2: Install Microsoft Edge Driver

Follow the instructions to install Microsoft Edge Driver the browser-specific driver required by Selenium to automate and test WebView2.

Ensure that the version of Microsoft Edge Driver matches the version of WebView2 Runtime that you app uses. For the WebView2API Sample to work, make sure that your version of WebView2 Runtime is greater than or equal than the supported version of the latest WebView2 SDK release. To locate the latest WebView2 SDK release, navigate to WebView2 release notes. To find out what version of WebView2 Runtime you currently have, navigate to edge://settings/help.

Step 3: Add Selenium to the WebView2API Sample

At this point you should have WebView2 Runtime installed, built a WebView2 project, and installed Microsoft Edge Driver. Now, get started using Selenium.

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Selenium supports C#, Java, Python, Javascript, and Ruby. However, the following guide is written using C#.

1. Start by creating a new C# .NET Framework project in Visual Studio. Choose Next on the bottom right-hand corner to continue.

2. Give your project a name, save it to your preferred location, and choose Create.

3. A new project is created. In this guide, all code is written to the Program.cs file.

4. Now add Selenium to the project. Install Selenium using the Selenium.WebDriver NuGet package.

   To download the Selenium.WebDriver NuGet package, in Visual Studio, hover over Project, and choose Manage NuGet Package. The following screen should appear.

5. Enter Selenium.WebDriver in the search bar, choose Selenium.WebDriver from the results, and make sure to checkmark the box next to include pre-release. On the right-hand side window, ensure the Version is set to install 4.0.0-alpha04 or later and choose Install. NuGet downloads Selenium to your machine.

   To learn more about the Selenium.WebDriver NuGet package, navigate to Selenium.WebDriver 4.0.0-alpha04.

6. Use OpenQA.Selenium.Edge by adding the following statement: using OpenQA.Selenium.Edge; at the beginning of Program.cs file.

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Step 4: Drive WebView2 with Selenium and Microsoft Edge Driver

1. First, create the EdgeOptions object, by copying the following code snippet.

   The EdgeOptions object takes in the following two parameters.

   Parameter	Details
   is_legacy	Set to false, which tells Selenium that you are driving the new Chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser.
   'webview2'	A string that tells Selenium you are driving WebView2.

2. Next, set edgeOptions.BinaryLocation to the file path of your WebView2 project runtime, create a string named msedgedriverDir that provides the file path to where you installed Microsoft Edge Driver, and create a string named msedgedriverExe to store the name of the Microsoft Edge Driver runtime. By default, the runtime is named msedgedriver.exe. Use these two strings to construct the EdgeDriverService object as shown below. Finally, create the EdgeDriver object using EdgeDriverService and EdgeOptions.

   You may copy and paste the following code underneath edgeOptions. Ensure you specify the correct file paths to your project runtime and the Microsoft Edge Driver runtime on your machine.

3. Now, EdgeDriver is configured to drive the WebView2 in your project. For example, if you are using the WebView2API Sample, you may navigate to https://microsoft.com by running the e.Url = @'https://www.microsoft.com'; command. Verify the Selenium drive WebView2 by setting a breakpoint on the line and running the project.

Congratulations. You have successfully automated a WebView2 project and driven WebView2 using Selenium and Microsoft Edge Driver.

See also

• For a comprehensive look at how the APIs Selenium drives WebView2 or Microsoft Edge (Chromium), navigate to WebDriver on Selenium documentation
• To learn more about WebView2 control and how to use it when embedding web content in your native app, navigate to Introduction to Microsoft Edge WebView2.
• To learn more about automating Microsoft Edge (Chromium), navigate to Use WebDriver (Chromium) for test automation

Getting in touch with the Microsoft Edge WebView team

Share your feedback to help build richer WebView2 experiences. To submit feature requests or bugs, or search for known issues, see the Microsoft Edge WebView feedback repo.